In the preface to one work, this philosopher discussed the paradox of evaluating knowledge based on knowing the absolute, when we have no idea what the absolute is. This thinker attacked Karl Ludwig von Haller's claim that laws were artificial in a work that divides ethics into three spheres: abstract right, morality, and ethical life. He claimed that the "world spirit" progressed from east to west in his Philosophy of History. He only got around to writing the first volume of his proposed "System of Science," which contains an expansion of his "master-slave dialectic.
In the preface to one work, this philosopher discussed the paradox of evaluating knowledge based on knowing the absolute, when we have no idea what the absolute is. This thinker attacked Karl Ludwig von Haller's claim that laws were artificial in a work that divides ethics into three spheres: abstract right, morality, and ethical life. He claimed that the "world spirit" progressed from east to west in his Philosophy of History. He only got around to writing the first volume of his proposed "System of Science," which contains an expansion of his "master-slave dialectic." For 10 points, name this thinker who wrote The Philosophy of Right and The Phenomenology of Spirit.
In the preface to one work, this philosopher discussed the paradox of evaluating knowledge based on knowing the absolute, when we have no idea what the absolute is.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich {Hegel}